The weekly sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1886-1887, 1887-05-26
IN CITY AND COU MY.
DASHES HERE AND THERE By OUR
REPORTER.

DASHEs HERE AND THERE BY OUR
REPORTER.
Last Weeks Occurrences in City and
County Narrated in Condensed
Paragraphs.
Strawberries are coming in lively.
If you owe THE SENTINEL anything,
pay it.
the Jail lot.
Mr. V. W. Long, of Chapel Hill, was
in this city Sunday.
Col. J. T. Morehead, of Greensboro, is
in the city attending Court.
Miss Florrie Gibson is visiting Miss
Susie Elliott of Danville, Va.
Several Winstonians go down to Green's
boro Commencement this week.
Rev J. F. Dozier occupied the pull pit
of the NJ. P. Church Sunday night.
The next session of the Moravian Con-
ference will convene at Kernersville.
1t is reported that Cora Van Tassel
will pay Winston a visit about the first of
June.
Mr.. w. r. Land, one of Greensboro's
prominent tobacco men, was in the city
Sunday.
Miss Mary Hodgin has been visiting
Miss Lizzie Sullivan, OF Walkertown, the
past week.
Some very good work is being
done in grading and otherwise Improving
our streets.
= 1t would be an immense accommoda-
ton if you would pay us that dollar and
half you owe us.
Look at the label on your paper and
see how much you owe, then come up like a
man and shell out
We regret to note that Mr.. H. Monta-
que has been confined to his room for week
past with sickness.
= Mr. E. J. Allen left on Monday morn
ipg's train for Charlotte and other Southern
points, to be gone SINE days.
- Mr.. H.. J. Stone, foreman of the At
Ianta Constitution, is in this city visiting his
brother-in-law, Mr.. w. H Chick.
There are some people who will never
learn how ill-mannered it is to pat the foot
when the orchestre strikes up a lively tune
at concert.
= There are some of our subscribers who
have been letting their accounts run long
enough. The longer it runs the more they
viii have to pay in the end.
We regret to chronicle the death, at
Oak Ridge on Wednesday last, Of Mrs. r.
o. Holt, formerly Miss Parker, and teach
er of music in Salem Academy.
Owing to press Of time by absence of
some of our force we have not been able to
get in report of the proceedings of Court.
VIII give full report next week
= There are some very rough sidewalks
in Salem that ought to have attention. 1t
is almost impossible to walk over some
places at night without falling down.
We are glad to know that Mr. W. A.
Whitaker continues to improve, and that his
physicians do not seem to think his case
will be attended with any serious results.
Let US have big Fourth of July cele-
braton and wind up at night with grand
pyrotechnic display in the way of blaze of
electricity that will ''paint the town red.''
The ladies of the W. c. T. L. held an
enjoyable affair in the way of Il straw
berry feast in the Reform Club Hall Friday
night. The recei pts amounted to about $50.
We are glad to know that Mr.. Dick
Bogart, our clever express messenger, who
has been confined at home with sickness for
q week or two, is able to be at his post again.
-Messrs. Lemmond 4 Kilgore, our
Stafy' makers. have erected commodious
tent on the site of their present stand, in
which to drive their business, which seems
to be flourishing.
= There is peacock in town that spends
much OF his time practicing his vocal facul
ties. He makes noise that sounds much
like the simultaneous explosion of about
forty caterwauls.
Quite large party of Twin-City lads
and lasses went down to Kernersville las
Friday night to attend the commencement
party of Kernersville High School. Al
reported jolly time.
Owing to the unceremoious departure
of one of our Office force on Saturday even
ing last for the purpose of taking in tn
Washington drill, THE SENTINEL is una
yoidably delayed this week.
There seems to be much sickness i
town at present. Our reporter heard
physician say that he had made as many
thirty calls one night this week betwee
supper and time of retiring.
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